Some ministers in the pulpit feel robbed of an authoritative message. Much modern theology offers them little more than holy hunches, and they suspect that the sophisticates in the pew place more faith in science texts than in preaching texts. For some preachers, therefore, fads in communication become more alluring than the message…In spite of …
As pastors, how can we raise the bar for biblical understanding and practice in our local churches? Collin Hansen at Christianity Today recently interviewed Pastor David Platt, to answer how he is seeing this happen in his congregation, The Church at Brook Hills, in Birmingham, AL. Concerning the problem of biblical illiteracy amongst church attendees, …
We have recently added some more links to our blogroll on the right hand side of our homepage. One of these is Biblicalpreaching.net. Peter Mead, who trains pastors and preachers based out of London, UK, operates the site, and describes his site as “a blog for discussing anything related to preaching. We hope to generate …